Can existing cameras be used?
Yes. Omnivias leverages fixed and PTZ cameras when resolution, positioning, coverage, lighting and stability meet the objective.
Artificial intelligence for highways
Your highway already has cameras. We turn images into decisions.
Omnivias turns existing CCTV into a continuous platform for data, alerts and operational intelligence — with no civil works and without replacing the current infrastructure.
From video todecision.
Omnivias brings together computer vision, GPU processing, data, dashboards and integrations to expand situational awareness in the Traffic Operations Center.
SAT and DAI forhighways.
SAT turns video into traffic metrics. DAI turns video into incident alerts. The solutions share architecture, users, data and integrations.
Technology that expandsresults and value.
Computer vision improves operational response and turns CCTV into a data asset capable of supporting new applications and revenue models.
On-premises, cloud orhybrid.
Inference servers run GPU models close to the cameras. Central services consolidate events, users, databases, content, APIs, analytics and frontend.
Frequently asked questions
Does Omnivias replace inductive loops?
Yes, in many projects computer vision can produce counts, classification, speed and other data without pavement sensors.
How does it work with rain, fog and low light?
Severe conditions can reduce visibility, so model and rule calibration is performed considering lighting, contrast and reflections.
Does the solution work in the cloud or in a local environment?
It can be deployed locally, in the cloud or in a hybrid model.
What is the difference between SAT and DAI?
SAT produces traffic metrics. DAI identifies operational events and generates alerts.
Can it be integrated with the existing Traffic Operations Center?
Yes. Omnivias offers integrations with Digifort, Kria, APIs, webhooks and on-demand connectors.
How many cameras are in production?
Omnivias has more than 1,000 cameras in production with SAT and DAI.
How do we get started?
The first step is a conversation about objectives, followed by a demonstration of applicability.